Madame X
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Hello, I checked out the book, it looks good, but it's not out in paperback yet, so I'll look into it when it is.

I am currently reading Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's collection of food articles which is called Hugh Fearlessly Eats it All (well that and about 4 other books) it's great. Then again I am extremely biased as I admore Hugh immensely and I am only on the first article (it only came today) must go. Must get back to it.

Regards, Neely.

Hi, thanks very much for the heads up and letting me know about this book. I'll check out this tonight when I have more time it sounds just the sort of thing I'd be really interested in.

Thanks again, Neely.

Thank you once more for recommending The Fall - I just finished reading it, and I think it may have surpassed, in terms of favoritism, everything else I may have read of Camus, which is only The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus, but I still might be recovering from that high euphoria of encountering Camus once more. Bravo, bravo!

Indeed, I definitely intend on reading both books I have read by him over again, especially The Myth of Sisyphus, likely soon. Thanks again for suggesting The Fall; I will have to get around to it sometime in the near future.
Speaking of absurdism, have you read much Kafka?

Excellent choice by Camus! Unfortunately, I have not gotten around to reading The Fall yet, only The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus, both of which I loved. Thanks for sharing it.